No matter the circumstances, once you drive a new Highlander you will never forget it.

CW: Jeff Marois

This lady is crazy… about saving money with My Hannaford Rewards.

Explaining the tedium of how your rewards program works can be boring. So we created an overly energetic and exuberant fan who loves nothing more than sharing her enthusiasm for saving with others.

These are rewards you can fall in love with… and then fall in love with some one that also fell in love with these rewards and live happily ever after.

Fast times at Ratner Middle School. This spot may have been inspired by true events…. At least the part where our hero is ignored by the girl of his dreams. Toyota wanted to highlight the Camry’s attention grabbing new design. What better way to do that than a quick thinking young lad using the sleek exterior styling to stand out.

Credits:

CW: Dan Lemaux

They say never work with animals. Well this might be the best actor I’ve ever cast. I wish I was joking.

There's a very serious and silent problem in Maine. Hunger. The amazing people at Good Shepherd Food Bank are fighting that problem impressively. They came to us with a request for a PSA to help publicize this issue and increase donations. So with a tiny budget and big idea we set out to create a beautiful film that juxtaposes the beauty of Maine with the ugliness of hunger.

We reached out to our friends in the production world with native roots to The Pine Tree State. Our director, DP, editor, music house and VO all donated their time and talents to this project which otherwise could never have been made.

Credits:

CW: John Geany

With Hannaford To Go it’s like the store is at your door. We made these videos when the world shut down due to pandemic to emphasize the ease of which people could still safely get their groceries.

CW: Jeff Marois

The smell of stale beer, the flickering of a florescent light, the stares of strangers as you bank an 8 ball into the corner pocket. This campaign for Seybert’s billiards celebrates the craft and culture of the pool hall.

CW: Jeff Marois

Awards: Communication Arts

Ah, to be young again. This spot is a love letter to the wild days of youth. But just because we all have to grow up eventually does not mean we have to surrender our wild side.

VR is all the rage but when it comes to the new Camry nothing beats the real thing.

CW: Jeff Marois

When I was eight years old my parents took me to Wyoming. It was there I learned, as a thirty seven pound child atop a one thousand pound steed with no regard for the tiny human on its back, that I would forever be terrified of horses. Anyway, here’s a poster campaign for horseback riding.

Awards: Hatch Silver

Carl Edwards retires from the Subway #19 car. Daniel Suarez, a virtual unknown, takes over. This spot is his introduction to the world from the cockpit of the green and yellow.

CW: John Geany

A national TV spot promoting Subway's Steak & Cheese FOR A MERE SIX DOLLARS. 

Credits:

CW: John Geany

National spot for the launch of Sam '76. 

Credits:

CW: Dan Lemaux

How do you fit 6 toys, 1 Subway kid's meal, and a Pixar movie into one :30 and still weave in a nice little coming of age story? Here's how.

CW: Dan Lemaux

So the joke is that this sales event is called the CAMRY ONE event. We still don’t know why it’s called that (The account team would beg to differ, offering clear and unsubstantiated evidence as to why it is thusly named… and they did). But bless the client for letting us exploit this confusion as there's obviously more than one Camry for sale.

This is the first commercial I ever made.

In the press: Ad Age

Credits:

CW: Julio Vazquez

College kids love basketball and free food. We created an event to drive trial of Ken’s and Sweet Baby Ray’s on campuses across the country.